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24 May 1980 (Japan) moreTagline:
Banned in 46 Countries!Plot:
A collection of death scenes, ranging from TV-material to home-made super-8 movies The common factor is death by some means. full summary | add synopsisNewsDesk:
(2 articles)
Original 'Faces of Death' Gets DVD and Blu-ray Release! (From Bloody-Disgusting.com. 19 June 2008, 7:53 PM, PDT)
Faces Of Death DVD Details!
(From Icons of Fright. 19 June 2008, 3:12 PM, PDT)
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Awful, but undeniably intriguing moreCast
(Credited cast)| Michael Carr | ... | Dr. Francis B. Gröss | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Samuel Berkowitz | ... | Himself; Cryogenics patient | |
| Mary Ellen Brighton | ... | Herself; suicide victim shown jumping out of a window | |
| Thomas Noguchi | ... | Himself | |
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View content advisory for parentsRuntime:
105 minCountry:
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New Zealand:(Banned) | West Germany:18 (cut) | Australia:(Banned) (original rating) | Australia:R (re-rating) (2007) | Australia:R (uncut) | Netherlands:16 | Finland:(Banned) | South Korea:18 (heavily cut) | UK:18 (cut) | USA:Not Rated | UK:(Banned) (1984-2003) | Norway:(Banned) (video rating)Fun Stuff
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This film contains real stock footage of accidents, suicides, autopsies, and executions. It also contains many deaths that have been proven as staged. moreGoofs:
Miscellaneous: A sign posted reads "Authurised entry only", it should say "Authorized entry only". moreQuotes:
Dr. Francis B. Gröss: The only thing I question is their method of death. Whether or not the seal feels any pain is purely a matter of conjection. I am convinced that when these animals are herded together their instincts warn them of their final destiny. A warning would soon no longer matter as this island is transformed into a battleground of naked carcasses. moreSoundtrack:
Jesus Doesn't Live Here Anymore moreFAQ
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I first watched this film when I was twelve. I had nightmares for weeks. Nightmares about dying, of course. This film left such an indelible impression in my mind that eight years later, when presented with the option to purchase this movie, I jumped at the chance. After the second viewing I no longer was frightened by the film itself. The thing that scared me was the fact that I paid 15 bucks for it. I somehow felt guilty, disgusted with myself. But I watched the whole thing. No matter how bad I felt, I just kept on watching. Granted, just because you can't turn yourself away from what you're watching, doesn't always mean that what you're watching is quality entertainment. This, by no means, is quality entertainment. This is bottom of the barrel, no doubt about that. But it's still in my collection and it's hands-down, the most borrowed film out of my library.